Victoria Beckham was seen in Paris on Thursday, dressed in a black dress from her own collection, paired with high heels. The designer, 52, showcased her toned arms and shoulders while carrying a large white Hermès Birkin bag.

Meanwhile, reports suggest a continued estrangement between Beckham's son, Brooklyn, and his parents, David and Victoria Beckham. Brooklyn, 27, was recently seen in Paris sporting distinctive fashion choices, including £715 Balenciaga boots and hanging keys from his belt loop, while seemingly acknowledging his wife Nicola Peltz's opinion on his style. A voiceover in a video clip hinted at Peltz's reaction to his fashion, with a woman sheepishly responding, "Yeah, that's mine" as the camera focused on his footwear.

This comes after Brooklyn publicly celebrated his father-in-law, Nelson Peltz, on his 84th birthday, sharing photos and expressing his affection. He also participated in a birthday celebration with the Peltz family in Florida, including wearing matching cowboy hats with Nicola.

Brooklyn has reportedly not publicly acknowledged his parents' birthdays or milestones for over a year. Last week, it was reported that he was "furious" about being included in a Father's Day post by his parents and expressed a desire for them to "leave him alone."

Sources close to the family have indicated that Brooklyn feels his parents continue to bring up the rift by posting him on social media, despite his requests for privacy. Shortly before Christmas last year, Brooklyn reportedly blocked his parents on Instagram, and legal representatives were involved in communication.

Earlier this year, Brooklyn released a statement denouncing his parents, stating he was no longer part of "Brand Beckham" and labeling his parents and siblings as "performative." He claimed his parents had controlled him for much of his life, attempted to create distance between him and Nicola, and felt embarrassed by his mother's dancing at his wedding.

In June, Brooklyn was criticized for releasing a two-part DoorDash commercial. The advert, which some interpreted as a jab at his estranged parents, included a line about watching the FIFA World Cup from home, which was taken as a reference to his distance from his family. Friends of the Beckhams reportedly expressed shock and described the couple as "devastated and inconsolable" by the advert's content, particularly given Brooklyn's previous statements about wanting privacy.